Indomitable March
Sahebpara mass grave: An epitome of communal harmony
A Muslim and a Hindu woman offer prayers for souls of their martyred relatives at Sahebpara mass grave in Lalmonirhat town. Our Correspondent, Lalmonirhat Our Correspondent, Lalmonirhat The Pakistan army and Urdu-speaking Biharis killed my seven-year-old younger brother Binoy Chandra Das and four-year-old younger sister Minoti Rani Das before my very eyes, said a tearful Shefali Rani Das.
A Birangana of 1971, from Sahebpara area of Lalmonirhat town, Shefali is now 64 years of age. My father Charu Chandra Das was a railway driver. [That day] he was driving a train from Lalmonirhat to Burimari station. My mother went to visit a relative in the town. My two younger siblings and I were at home.